Rebecca Dredge recently received the 2023 Women in Digital Innovator of the Year award. Source: Supplied
Finding a babysitter can be tough and ridden with anxieties, especially for new parents.
It’s something Rebecca Dredge personally experienced when she started a family, and ultimately inspired her business, Kiddo – an app to find local, verified, trusted and affordable babysitters, nannies, and NDIS support workers.
Our friends at Women’s Agenda spoke to Dredge about her entrepreneurship journey to learn more about Kiddo, some of the challenges she’s faced, and the advice she has for other entrepreneurs, as part of our series marking Global Entrepreneurs Week.
Can you give us a brief description of your business?
I’m the CEO and founder of Kiddo, a care platform that gives parents more time and freedom by connecting them to local, verified, trusted and affordable babysitters, nannies, and NDIS support workers instantly.
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